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Chile 8.8 (2010)
The documentary describes the geological factors that generated the earthquake, the effect of seismic waves in the conformation of the tsunami and the factors that prevented an even greater tragedy.
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The documentary describes the geological factors that generated the earthquake, the effect of seismic waves in the conformation of the tsunami and the factors that prevented an even greater tragedy.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:5/26/2010
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Studio:Discovery Channel International, Pacha Films
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